The photographs on this site are largely unmanipulated, reflecting what was there at a moment in time. Yet, they are also intended to speak to universals and to the connection between human intellect, feeling and artistic sensibility. If others recognize these connections in them then apart from any intrinsic value they may have they will have also demonstrated the capacity of photography to engage in social discourse at many levels. Narrowly defined for generations, social discourse in photography can venture beyond pressing topical concerns to take on meditations on life, time, purpose, death, and seeing itself. There are no limits on photography as a medium, nor on the content or character of social discourse, as these photographs are intended to show.